IPA: /ˈfɒkslaɪk/
KK: /fɑkslaɪk/
Having characteristics or qualities similar to a fox, often referring to cunning or cleverness.
Her foxlike agility allowed her to navigate through the crowded room effortlessly.
Foxlike → It is formed from "fox" (from Old English *fox*, meaning the animal known for its cunning) and "-like" (meaning resembling or characteristic of). The word "foxlike" describes something that resembles or has the characteristics of a fox, often implying cleverness or cunning.
Think of the word 'fox' which represents a clever animal, and remember that 'foxlike' means resembling or having the qualities of a fox.